Media Advisories

MEDIA ADVISORY: First Thursdays is UCLA’s monthly series connecting the campus with the local Westwood community and businesses.

Saturday morning, an anticipated 2,000 Bruins will participate in more than 40 volunteer projects across greater Los Angeles in the nation’s largest new-student volunteer event.

MEDIA ADVISORY: UCLA unveils its new Nimoy Theater in Westwood with an exclusive preview, ribbon-cutting ceremony and musical performances.

UCLA scholars can provide insight into the causes and urgent threats of climate change–related heat and fires.

UCLA scholars are available to discuss Donald Trump’s indictments, abortion rights, election integrity, tax cuts, foreign policy and other topics.

Forthcoming rulings could shape the future of diversity in higher education.

Environmental law scholars weigh in on the May 25 decision, which eliminates protection for 90 million acres.

MEDIA ADVISORY: The campus event, to be held in Wilson Plaza, will be led by Chancellor Gene Block.

MEDIA ADVISORY: The annual Yummy Bowl Benefit and an interactive art project by Marlené Nancy Lopez highlight the intersection of creativity and community support.

The proposals come nearly a year after the Supreme Court ruled against the EPA in West Virginia v. EPA.

MEDIA ADVISORY: First Thursdays is UCLA’s monthly series connecting the campus with the local Westwood community and businesses.

Large truck fleets would go all-electric by 2042 under an anticipated California Air Resources Board rule.

MEDIA ADVISORY: Speakers and attendees to include Mayor Karen Bass and other Black leaders, students and alumni.

MEDIA ADVISORY: First Thursdays is UCLA’s monthly series connecting the campus with the local Westwood community and businesses.

UCLA experts can discuss online trends — including artificial intelligence and other tech innovations — and help unpack their impact on the nation and society.

MEDIA ADVISORY: Westwood Village tailgate to celebrate No. 4–ranked men’s basketball and NCAA champion women’s soccer teams.

Bass has declared a state of emergency on homelessness. A good start, UCLA experts agreed, but more important is what comes next.

“Addressing Gun Violence as a Public Health Epidemic” will bring a group of experts together virtually to share various perspectives, insight and research with the goal of ending gun violence.

MEDIA ADVISORY: More than 60 policymakers, researchers and community leaders discuss solutions and share tools for positive change and action.

With cutting-edge research that spans the spectrum from “marsquakes”to meteorites, UCLA faculty members are working to unravel the mysteries of the universe.

The event will will feature immersive night-sky audio and visual experiences, telescopic viewings of planets, and rides that simulate the feeling of being in space.

Event will bring together the filmmakers, scholars and anti-carceral advocates from the campus and larger community.

As the United States reflects on Black history and leaders this February, UCLA experts are at work researching equality and access in society.

UCLA researchers examine the lessons that can be learned from the celebrity cougar and ponder how wildlife can live and thrive in urban areas.

UCLA faculty can offer expertise on a variety of international topics.